Show Navigation
GOODWILL HUNTING

Image 9 of 15

Catfish

Catfish09.tif

Download
GOODWILL HUNTING - Spearfishers work deeper waters off Cabbage Tree Point. Only one of a pair is allowed to dive at a time, and both must be tethered to the team’s ‘float boat’, a buoy in which they stow their catch. Deaths in New Zealand spearfishing competitions stopped with the introduction of the pairs system in the early 1990s.
Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 158 July- August 2019.
Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/goodwill-hunting/
Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019
Copyright
Richard Robinson © 2019No Reproduction without prior written permission.
Image Size
5464x3640 / 113.8MB
https://www.depth.co.nz/p/license
https://www.depth.co.nz/p/sales
GOODWILL HUNTING - Spearfishers work deeper waters off Cabbage Tree Point. Only one of a pair is allowed to dive at a time, and both must be tethered to the team’s ‘float boat’, a buoy in which they stow their catch. Deaths in New Zealand spearfishing competitions stopped with the introduction of the pairs system in the early 1990s.<br /> Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 158 July- August 2019. <br /> Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/goodwill-hunting/<br /> Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019